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| | community organization @ the informal education homepage |
 | | Social planning: is the method of community organization traditional to health and welfare councils although its scope and arena were enlarged in the 1960s to encompass city planners, urban renewal authorities and the large public bureaucracies. | | | Spiritual motivation, or religious associations which might diffuse throughout all forms of community organization the religious or spiritual motive. | | | those phases of social organization which constitute a conscious effort on the part of a community to control its affairs democratically, and to secure the highest services from its specialists, organizations, agencies, and the institutions by means of recognized interrelations. |
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http://www.infed.org/community/b-comorg.htm
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| | The Pan American Health Organization |
| | The manual was published today by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO, the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. | | | About PAHO - Governing Bodies - Director's Corner - Country Offices - Collaborating Centers - World Health Organization | | | World Health Day is being observed today with the release of a new comprehensive study of the global health workforce, The World Health Report 2006, which points to a severe shortage of health workers in 57 countries. |
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| | Necromancy in Shadowrun |
| | In truth, necromancy is not a "school" of magic or even a branch of magical organization as many think. | | | Despite its considerable power to restore health and vigor to the injured and ill, magic is still not able to break the barrier of death and cannot be used to restore life to those who have died. | | | It is a loosely organized collection of spells, rituals, enchantments and theories having to do with spirits and the dead. |
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http://members.aol.com/TalonMail/necro.html
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| | CORE Initiative - Large Grants |
| | All AHI-Rwanda institutions are establishing links between health services, the community, government organizations, local and international NGOs, PLHA support groups, and information resources to better coordinate and collaborate between the HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment activities in Rwanda. | | | The organization is based in Capetown and serves the Western Cape area with a specific focus on addressing the HIV/AIDS related needs of Muslim communities. | | | The Organization of African Instituted Churches provides a forum for the African Independent Churches (AICs) to network and develop their capacity to respond to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. |
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http://www.coreinitiative.org/Grants/large_grants.php
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| | 2002 NAICS Definitions: 813110 Religious Organizations |
| | Establishments operated by religious organizations primarily engaged in health and social assistance for individuals are classified in Sector 62, Health Care and Social Assistance; and | | | This industry comprises (1) establishments primarily engaged in operating religious organizations, such as churches, religious temples, and monasteries and/or (2) establishments primarily engaged in administering an organized religion or promoting religious activities. | | | Publishing houses operated by religious organizations are classified in Subsector 511, Publishing Industries (except Internet); |
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http://www.census.gov/epcd/naics02/def/ND813110.HTM
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| | NQMC NQMC - Browse - Organization |
| | This feature is also arranged to present the hierarchical relationships among measures from each organization. | | | For more information on browsing by organization, see the | | | The Organization Browse feature of the NQMC Web site allows you to select organization names from an alphabetically arranged list. |
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http://www.qualitymeasures.ahrq.gov/browse/browseorgs.aspx
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| | WWW.History |
| | Organized according to six sections: Education News; K-12 Instruction; Health Resources; Teacher Development; Lesson Plans; and Teaching with Technology. | | | Divided into seven subsections, including Revolution, Exile, Arrival, Prejudice, Faith, Suffering, and Exodus, it discusses the significance of Lord Dunmore's Proclamation, the role of black communities in Nova Scotia, the prejudicial treatment African Americans endured, the role of churches, the Sierra Leone Company, and voyage to Freetown. | | | Searchable by word or phrase, the site provides a complete bibliography of books and journals, organized by author. |
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http://www.historymatters.gmu.edu/browse/wwwhistory
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| | Hadassah: Women's Zionist Organization of America |
| | As the largest volunteer organization and the largest women's organization in America, Hadassah is committed to strengthening the unity of the Jewish people. | | | HADASSAH, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, is a volunteer women's organization, whose members are motivated and inspired to strengthen their partnership with Israel, ensure Jewish continuity, and realize their potential as a dynamic force in American society. | | | The official site of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America. |
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| | What About Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science book, Science & Health? - ChristianAnswers.Net |
| | Science & Health is the "first book" which has been "uncontaminated by human hypotheses." (First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. | | | One item regularly promoted by the church is a paperback text entitled Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. | | | Today, the Christian Science organization claims that over ten million copies have been sold, that the book has "transformed the lives of millions," and that it will "provide fuel for your spiritual journey." |
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http://www.christiananswers.net/q-aiia/scienceandhealth.html
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| | June 2005 Christian Alliance for Progress |
| | A group of liberal Christian activists unveiled a new organization on Wednesday designed to counter the growth of the U.S. religious right and "reclaim Christianity" for the political left wing. | | | They directly challenged the rise and rhetoric of conservative organizations like the Christian Coalition and Focus on the Family, which have become influential supporters of the Republican Party. | | | The group's officials said it would work for peace, health care for all Americans, responsible environmental policies, equality for gays and effective prevention, not criminalization, of abortion. |
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http://www.christianalliance.org/site/apps/nl/content2.asp?c=bnKIIQNtEoG&b=873779&ct=1153745
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| | Jewish Defense Organization Media Resources |
| | Kupat Cholim Klalit - Israel's largest health care organization. | | | The Jewish Bible Quarterly - studies on biblical themes. | | | N.M.'s Jewish Newspaper - Newspaper for the Jewish community of New Mexico |
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http://www.jdo.org/media.htm
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| | Kearl's Guide to the Sociology of the Family |
| | Families Worldwide (This Salt Lake City-based organization is "an international nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening relationships at home"). | | | Married individuals are healthier than their never-married, divorced, and widowed counterparts, according to the CDC report "Marital Status and Health: United States, 1999-2002." Marriage increases life-expectancy by as much as five years. | | | Is family ultimately based on blood--hence an adopted son is a lesser son, and a stepfamily is a lesser family? |
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http://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/family.html
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| | FDA Organization |
| | You may also view the agency's organizational charts. | | | You may also read an overview about FDA and what the agency does to protect public health. | | | Selecting a center/office will take you to its home page. |
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http://www.fda.gov/opacom/7org.html
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| | Hadassah: Women's Zionist Organization of America |
| | The official site of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America. | | | As the largest volunteer organization and the largest women's organization in America, Hadassah is committed to strengthening the unity of the Jewish people. | | | HADASSAH, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, is a volunteer women's organization, whose members are motivated and inspired to strengthen their partnership with Israel, ensure Jewish continuity, and realize their potential as a dynamic force in American society. |
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| | Judaism and Jewish Resources - Andrew Tannenbaum |
| | The American Jewish Committee, Anti-Defamation League, Hadassah, Jewish Agency, Jewish National Fund, United Jewish Communities (UJA and CJF), World Zionist Organization, and Zionist Organization of America, have web sites with info on their organizations. | | | The American Physicians Fellowship for Medicine in Israel is an organization of North American physicians and other health professionals dedicated to advancing the state of medical education, research and care in Israel. | | | There are web sites for the various branches of the North American Jewish religious community, Conservative, Humanistic, Orthodox, Reconstructionist, Reform, and Young Israel, as well as organizations including B'nai B'rith, HIAS, Hillel, JCC, and NCSY. |
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http://www.shamash.org/trb/judaism.html
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| | United Nations Organization and World Health Organization |
| | They do philanthropic work, humanitarian work, national work, social work and many similar other works; now ultimately they have invented the United Nations and world health organizations. | | | His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (06-13-05) | | | I thank you very much for your letter of August 11th, 1969, and I am so pleased to learn that your activities in San Francisco are going on nicely in cooperation with Jayananda and Cidananda. |
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http://society.krishna.org/Letters/2000/07/L00008.html
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| | Catholic Youth Organization |
| | His mother, a home health-care nurse, is grateful for that -- and for the scholarships that enabled her boys to attend the camp, run by the Catholic Youth Organization in Detroit. | | | The nonprofit Catholic Youth Organization is affiliated with the Archdiocese of Detroit. | | | The two CYO camps -- one for boys, one for girls -- are in Port Sanilac, just north of Port Huron, where the atmosphere nourishes body and mind. |
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http://www.freep.com/summer_dreams2001/sdcyo25_20010425.htm
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| | DoctorAz- Azeri WEB Clinic |
| | There are photocopies of the first Decrees on nationalization of the chemists', of the first Decree of the People's Commissariat of Public Health dated April 29, 1920; of the first rectors of Baku University - Razumovsky and Dividenko. | | | Serial section is devoted to the famous home scientist who enriched the home medical science by of the great number of experiments in the field of neurology and cardiology, Prof. | | | You can see the photos of the graduates, professors and teachers of the first graduate of the Medical faculty of Baku University, also various medical journals published in Baku; we learn how the first scientific research institutions were organized. |
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http://www.doctor.az/eng/medmuse/medmus.html
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| | Afghanistan |
| | The outbreak was reported by members of the French non-governmental organization, "Action Against Hunger," whose findings were formally relayed by Lorie Hieber Girardet of the World Health Organization. | | | It would be reasonable to assume that he and his organization would feel safer in the Khost area than in most other parts of Afghanistan. | | | In other words, even with treatment, if a family of three in the USA were infected with CCHF, one (at least) would die: without aggressive treatment, or if the disease were recognized too late, at least two of the three family members would die. |
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http://www.china-resources.net/soccer.html
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| | Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation, ltd. |
| | “Smell and Taste in Health and Disease.” The Westchester Divine Infant/Women’s Guild. | | | “The Impact on Learning of Floral Odor.” European Chemoreception Organization 11th Congress. | | | “The Effect of Odors on Spatial Perception.” Annual Meeting of the Organization of Professional Ultrasonographers. |
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http://www.scienceofsmell.com/scienceofsmell/index.cfm?action=about
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| | InfoPEI: Religious Organizations |
| | Non-Government Organizations Grants for Health and Social Services | | | PLEASE NOTE: The inclusion of or reference to any business or organization in InfoPEI is not meant to be an endorsement by the Government of Prince Edward Island of the services offered by any particular business or organization. | | | Further, the Government of Prince Edward Island advises that individual entries are based on information supplied by the business or organization in question. |
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/infopei/Service_Organizations/Religious_Organizations
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| | Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) |
| | It enjoys international recognition as part of the United Nations system, serving as the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization, and as the health organization of the Inter-American System. | | | Description: The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is an international public health agency with 100 years of experience working to improve health and living standards of the people of the Americas. | | | [ Pan American Health Organization - Homepage Pan American Health Organization - Homepage Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Organizations, Associations & Directories / International International ] |
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http://iowapublichealth.org/xr/ASPX/RecordId.11771/rx/IphiRecordDetails.htm
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| | Release your self-healing power: Ministry of Health of China Proven Results. |
| | VHA is a nationwide network of leading community-owned health care organizations and physicians; through shared knowledge and commitment we build strength to improve community health and achieve marke... | | | UOA is a volunteer-based health organization dedicated to providing education, information, support and advocacy for people who have had or will have intestinal or urinary diversions.... | | | The National Safety Council is a membership organization with resources on safety, health and environmental topics, training, products, publications, news, and more.... |
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http://www.mps-group.com/links/healthorganizations.html
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| | Boston University School of Public Health - Administration and Faculty |
| | Chief of Mission, Federation of Yugoslavia Office, World Health Organization. | | | Areas of interest: the organization, delivery, and financing of health care; international health; health manpower and medical education; population aging and health services in resource-constrained environments; public-private sector interactions; and bioterrorism. | | | Areas of interest: health care organization; organizational change and development; coordination among health professionals; clinical service lines; patient safety; and diffusion of innovation. |
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http://www.bu.edu/bulletins/sph/item21.html
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| | Mark Yannone - Issues - Foreign Aid - Foreign Aid Budget - Pan American Health Organization (PHO) |
| | In 1949, the Pan American Sanitary Organization and the World Health Organization agreed that the Pan American Sanitary Bureau would serve as the Regional Office of the World Health Organization for the Americas. | | | The Pan American Sanitary Bureau originated in a resolution of the Second International Conference of American States (Mexico, January 1902) that recommended that "a general convention of representatives of the health organizations of the different American republics" be convened. | | | The fundamental purposes of the Pan American Health Organization are to promote and coordinate the efforts of the countries of the Region of the Americas to combat disease, lengthen life, and promote the physical and mental health of their people. |
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| | 42 CFR PART 475 |
| | Payor organization means any organization, other than a self-insured employer, which makes payments directly or indirectly to health care practitioners or providers whose health care services are reviewed by the organization or would be reviewed by the organization if it entered into a QIO contract. | | | (3) A health care facility affiliate; that is, an organization in which more than 20 percent of the members of the governing body are also either a governing body member, officer, partner, five percent or more owner, or managing employee in a health care facility or association of health care facilities in the QIO area. | | | If no QIO contract for an area is awarded before November 15, 1984, a payor organization will be determined eligible by CMS, if an eligible organization that is not a payor organization is unavailable at that time. |
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http://www.washingtonwatchdog.org/documents/cfr/title42/part475.html
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| | 31 Pa. Code § 152.4. Scope of Department of Health review of a preferred provider organization. |
| | (i) The preferred provider organization makes available to enrollees a sufficient number and range of providers by class, specialty and geographic service area to adequately serve enrollees and to provide them with adequate access to and availability of health care services covered under the preferred provider organization’s benefit plan. | | | (iv) Health benefit plans under which an enrollee who receives a health care service from a nonpreferred provider is liable for payment of more than 20% of the payment which a preferred provider would receive from the preferred provider organization for the same health care service. | | | (a) The Department of Health will review the applications of preferred provider organizations which assume financial risk and which utilize arrangements or provisions which may lead to undertreatment or poor quality care. |
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| | envclime.htm |
| | World Health Organization paper climate change effects on health atmosphere global warming from World Climate Conference September 1995 CLI20002.TXT 12/23/95 33922 bytes (downloads 1) WHO Climate & Health, Global Medicine World Health Organization paper climate change effects on health atmosphere global warming from World Climate Conference September 1995 Outlines global environmental medicine. | | | CLIM0011.TXT 12/23/95 13000 bytes (downloads 0) WHO Climate & Health, Prevention World Health Organization paper climate change effects on health atmosphere global warming from World Climate Conference September 1995 Paradigm for handling health effects of changing climate. | | | CLIM0010.TXT 12/23/95 21265 bytes (downloads 0) WHO Climate & Health, Nutrition World Health Organization paper climate change effects on health atmosphere global warming from World Climate Conference September 1995 Nutrition and food effects of climate change. |
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| | Dental Amalgam and Alternate Restorative Material: References |
| | World Health Organization Collaborating Centre in Oral Health, Wellington School of Medicine, University of Otago, Wellington, New Zealand (1996), Dental Amalgam and Human Health (A Current Consensus) (Draft). | | | World Health Organization (1997), Draft Research Agenda to Improve Health. | | | Jacobson, E.D. and Eccleston, R.C. (1997), Dental Amalgam: Utilization Trends, Alternative Therapies and National Policy (Presentation to the World Health Organization Consultation on Assessing the Risks and Benefits to Oral Health, Oral Care and the Environment Using Dental Amalgam and Its Replacement). |
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| | Clarification of New Law on Insolvent Insurers |
| | (iv) The rehabilitator or liquidator of an insolvent health maintenance organization shall take those measures that are possible to ensure that no health maintenance organization is required to accept more than its pro rata share of the adverse risk represented by the enrollees of the insolvent health maintenance organization. | | | (ii) A health maintenance organization accepting an enrollee of an insolvent health maintenance organization under Subsection (2)(d)(i) shall charge the enrollee the premiums applicable to the existing business of the accepting health maintenance organization. | | | (f) A rehabilitator or liquidator may use the insolvent managed care organization's required capital or permanent surplus, and compulsory surplus, to continue to provide coverage for the insolvent managed care organization's enrollees, including paying uncovered expenditures. |
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